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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-28

The steamers of this company make conncc.
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York with all points West and Northwest, and at
Alexandria with Virginia Midland Railway and
Washington and Ohio Railroad. Through rates
given and freight handled carefully and promptly
For further information apply to
F. A. REED & CO., Agent,
Janncy's wha-i
]. w. THOMPSON, President
1416 street,
sep27-tf Washington, D. C.
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PHILADELPHIA. SAESG
Appointed sailing days from AlexR, # EV.
cry TUESDAY and from Phladelph, EVERY
SATURDAY.
This line connects at Alexandria with the Vir-
gnia Midland and Washington and Ohio railroads,
and 1T Philadelphia with Clydo's regular Stcan-
ships
Freight forwarded with promptness and carc.
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia. Quick
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-28
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE, IN EFFECT
JUNE 5, 1887.
Trains run by 18TH Meridian Time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
THE CROWS EXCITED.
TURBULENT YOUNG BUCKS RACER 10 60
ON THE WAR PATH,


ST. PAUL. MINI, October 23-Adjs.
tant General Vincent, Of the Department
Of Dakota, ssted about the military prspa-
rstious for meeting the expected trouble 1t
the Crow Agency, Montana, said: Some
forty Of the turbulent young Crows have
been at the Tongue River Agency, with
the view of inducing the Cheysnnss there
to join them, but the latter have refused
to 10 80. A troop Of cavalry and . com.
pany of infantry left Fort Keogh at noon
yesterday for the Tongue River Agency,
with the view OF insuring quiet.
Three companies Of infantry are held in
readiness at Fort kcogh for immediate
service whenever circumstances may de-
mand. Three troops Of cavalry and two
companies OF infantry have been ordered
from Fort Mead 20 Pull Oaks Fork. between
the Tongue River Agency and the Grow
Agency, for services In case Of any extended
outbreak by the Crows, and to prevent
them, should they be disposed to do ~.
from breaking away in = southeasterly
direction. At Fort Custer, within eight
miles Of the Crow Agency, there are I've
companies OF cavalry and 40 companies
of infantry, also one company Of infantry
immediately at the agency. Gen. Augur
reached Fort Custer at noon to-day. A
dispatch from Billings, Montana, says the
authorities declare that the matter will be
settled the first of the week, and o hght
tomorrow or Tuesday seems highly
probable,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24

ring are two keys: Gods forgiveness Of US
and our forgiveness Of enemies, and these
two keys unlock Paradise.
And now wish for all Of you beauti'
full sunset in your earthly existence. With
some Of Won it has been long day ol
trouble, and with Others Of you II will b<
far from calm. When the sun rose at six
o'clock it was the morning Of youth, and q
fair day was prophesied, but by the time
the noon day Of mid-life had come and the
clock of your earthly existence had struck
twelve, cloud racks gathered apd tempest
beloved in the tak of tempest But Is
the evening Of old age approaches | pray
God the skies may brighten and the clouds
be piled up into pillars as OF celestial
temp,es to which you 20, or move as with
mounted cohorts come to take you home.
And as you sink out Of sight below the
horizon may there be radiance Of Chris
tian example lingering long after You are
gone. and on the heavens be written in
letters Of sapphire, and on the waters in
letters Of opal, and on the hills in letters
of emerald: Thy sun shall no more 70
down, neither shall thy moon withdraw
ITSELF for the Lord shall be thine everlast-
ing light and the days of thy mourning
shall be ended" 60 shall the sunset OF
earth become the sunrise of heaven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
CROP REPORT.
Hut Little Change FROM the Previous
Week-Crop Averages.

Hut Little Change From the Previous
Week-Crop Averages.
CHICAGO, October 23-The reports OF
crop correspondents for last week, show
but little change from those Of the pre-
yious week. The most noticeable being =
reduction of the estimates Of the yield per
acre of corn in the States of Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois and Kansas, and an increase in
Iowa and Missouri, the estimates for
Nebraska remaining substantially the
same rs last week. These changes are
probably due TO more accurate
knowledge Of the yield obtained
by husking which is now quite actively
going on. Briefly summarized, the re-
ports give the following averages in the
states and counties embraced by them:
Ohio-Twelve counties report an aver.
age yield of corn Of 26i bushel; per cent OF
acreage seeded to winter wheat, compared
with laat year, 92I; per cent Of corn cut
for fodder, ~; yield Of potatoes per acre,
251 bushels
Indiana-Eleyen counties report the
estimated yield Of corn per acre, 25i bush
els; per cent of winter wheat seeded, 99S
corn fodder cut, 80 per cent; yield Of
potatoes, 2sS bushels
Illinois-Twenty-two counties reporting,
estimated yield of corn per acre lil bush.
els; per cent of winter wheat seeding 99l
corn cut for fodder. 80 per cent; yield Of
potatoes per acre, 32t bushels.
Iowa-Seventeen counties reporting, an
average yield Of corn Of 3Of bushels per
acre; five counties report seeding TO winter
wheat per cent per cent Of corn cut for
fodder 42l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
JONES on BLAINE.
What the National Republican Chairmsa
Has 10 SAY,

what the National Republican Chairmaa
Has TO Say.
PHiLADELPHIA, Octoier IA special
to the Press from Pittsburs says:
The statement OF prominent Democratic
paper TO the effect that Blsine's friends
can name the time and place for the Re
publican Convent ion Was repeated 10 Mr
Il. +. Jones, Chairman Of the National Re.
publican Executive Committee, and he
said: 81 positively know that Mr.. Blaine
has not Fought nor is he seeking n rcnomi.
nation"
"Mr. Blaine is in good health and first
class spirit What want 10 see Ia man
naminated who can lead tho party to vie
tory. positively do not know the CON-
pleIion Of our committee ~ regards the
condidacy Of the gentlemen who are men
toned in connection with the nominations.
PeItonally | have no preference Ia my
mind. The question Of maiorities aud \
restoration Of the Republican party to
power oyertops the candidacy Of anybody.
II would not be in good taste for me 70 I'D
vance sn opinion concerning candidates.
There will be q number Of good names be
fore the convention and IL omitted ono IL
might be regarded ~ intentional
Again referring 70 Mr.. Blaine, Mr.. Jones
said lie was undoubtedly the most popular
American Of the day He said Mr.. Blsihe
was enjoying his trip abroad, and he ca
pected him TO return 10 America next sum
mer.
Mr.. Jones anticipates q break In the
solid South during the Presidential cam,
paign He said: 1--WE have hopes Of five
states, the two Virginias, Maryland, Ten
nessee and Florida. The present detection
of the respectable element Of the Demo
cratic party IN Maryland will, think,
result in Republican victory, and can
see no reason why there should not be
similar result year later. Al for the
South generally, free ballot and An hon
est count Is all that Is needed 10 change
the existing condition OF affairs"
The surprising strength Of the Prohibi
tion putty in Georgia, 10 far ~ state issues
are concerned, was commented upon, but
Mr.. Jones does not think that the vote In
that state will be thus disturbed In the
Presidential campaign. The strength oi
the Prohibition party in New York, 10 his
opinion, has not increased since the last
Presidential election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24

money and lay it up in the Treasury, winch
the Government dosen't need at all, which
the Government can't make any honest
use of; and there never was anything In
the world more corrupting than this accu-
mutation of surplus money IN that way,
il leads to all manner OF corrupt schemes
of plunder 10 Congress, and II they go on
much longer there will be no such thing as
an honest tax bill OF an honest approprl-
alton bill that will pass that body.
WITH REFERENCE To CLEVELAND.
But can't speak on that longer, for |
am too tired. ! intended to say something
about public lands, but | will let that
pass, because Others can speak more on
that subject. Now, l want to say one
thing to you. have spoken to you about
our candidates for Governor. l want TO
saw that, so far as know, we have excel
lent candidates for the other state offices.
But there is one man l want to speak
about, because know him right well. He
Is a man YOU have heard of much, and that
nan il Grover Cleveland, President OF the
United States. lGreat and prolongued
applause.
/ don't believe that more honest,
Drawer, truer man ever filed the PresideD-
tial chair OF the United States. Prolonged
applause and a voice, 'Hurray for CleVe-
land ~
Ii was said that if he should be elected
President the country would all be ruined.
Well, even my friend John Sherman agrees
that the sun does rise yet laughter and
that the rain does fall and the corn does
grow, and Johns fences are in as good con-
dition as they ever were renewed laugh
teri, Notwithstanding Grover Cleveland Is
President OF the nation. And, my friends,
| say he is an honest, brave man. He IA
more than that; he is n man OF far more
ability than people who don't know him
may suppose. He has that supreme fac
ulty-the hest OF all faculties-which we
designate by the term common sense.
Applause If he is not leyel-headed,
commOn-sense, honest man, then | am no
Judge OF men. Applause
Ny friends, this is probably the last po-
litical speech / ever shall make. don't
know. | am pretty tough old fellow,
and it may be that will be wandering
about here, like a ghost ON the banks OF
Styx, ten years from now talking Denoc-
racy to you. swear YOU will never hear
me talking anything else. Laughter and
applause. But | am inclined to think
this is the last political speech | ever shall
make. And if it is, in my parting words
to you, beseech you to stand by the great
principles that Thomas Jefferson laid down
for the American people, that Andrew
Jackson enforced, and that have made this
country one OF the greatest and treest and
most lOyable countries upon which the sun
of God shines to-day. Be thankful that
you have such country; be thankful that
you have such Government; and never
forget that when you come to sift it down,
to analyse it, to boil it, you will find that
every principle that has contributed to
your happiness is principle OF the Demo-
cratic party. Great applause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
A POPULAR sUPKRsTTTION.

why the Railroads DO Less Busissss on
Friday IA the Travelling lime.
Meeting Col. Tom Barke, the genial
ticket agent of the b. 4 o. Railroad, yes
day. q reporter asked:
How il travel over the b. q q. st this
season.
"yery good, excellent in fact But do
you know that Friday Ia the slowsrt day
in the week with u.s. Hardly anyone will
start of on Q trip on that day unless they
are compelled 10. One would not imagine
there is 10 much superstition among peo-
pie regarding Friday ~ sn unlucky day
Our business Ia travelling way IL not large
on Friday and even Sundays travel IL st
least twice a. heavy"
What IL your BEST day"
Tuesday s the bost usyelios day in
the week. People who ~ of On Q trip, II
they can, pretty generally select ihst day
upon which 10 make start DOW. There
are a great many people oppoaed 10 travel
ing On Sunday, and many are 10 straight
lacsd that they will not write Or Iaan
letter on Sunday; IL IL even q ~eoder that
tncy ihpBh Oh tnat uAy. Bat oOtWltu-
standing all that bsl.eys tbzt if they
were compelled 10 sslsst Friday OF Sunday
on which 70 start on' On trip they would
choose the latter every time"
What, in your opinion, IL tho cause Of
such subestit.0ny'
"l can't see Why they single out yfidry
from any other day In the week. except
that 1t is the day Upon which criminals
are sentenced 70 he hing, and b known ~
''hangman's day" Just what connsction
hanging he's With travelling. howesss, I
am gnshie 10 see. OF oourse. he travels ~
far 81 the rope SLOWS, and that h - m ~
We know Of But whatever NJ cause, tie
superstition IN general ooe, and hsve
seen people come down 10 the depot ell
togged out los Trip, and then suddsply
discoveTiss that Il Was Friday, return home
a.d wait until the nsxt day, o9postpoos
their trip until some future tins. Any.
way, it causes light tavel on Friday and
railroad people do not look fos nueh
business on that day. Then ths travelling
public have great many otbss little So
perstitions about . railroad tsip, which ere
too numerous to mssti0s, bat Tie Friday
businss ID tbs greatest, and dlliAst, In my
opinion"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
Rnce Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with Headache,
sou are idgety, nervous, and generally out
Of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you in a
woTae condition than before. What you
want is an alternative that will DRrify your
blood, start healthy action ofhiver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such q
medicine you Will find in Electric Bitters,
ard only 80 cepts bottle al Logan & Co g
Drug Store,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
GRAY'S REBUKE
T,ing ~grrIn Negligence Made the Green
INuChing Possible.

Toi ihg >lrrIn Negligence Made the Green
LyuchinE Possible.
NpNy,rutI-. October 22-GOyernor
n.. r,pre.~r. unqualified disapproyal
aat disgust q, the .IAity Of tue authorities
d. o.yau,r count. aud haS addressed the
following .tir- 10 the sheriff.
observe, ny the press Of this morning
that .uol nron. open the Jail at Delphi
a7Gw.S rarrgou Aueer Green, a pri>-
ua-r r.alupG therein, 10 answer the
ra.gr %. laymr muIdeTrd our LuelB
lIuu. .m amazed to learn that you
bal t.syu Deb precautionary meaSurc-
ul4rrgr. o. protect the prisoner from mob
,Mra.r The Judge OF the court and
,anr.-.. were tola AVA OF the threaten
-ia,.rwp. lu lynch tue prisoner. and that
4zvi- .-uvyri ta the states prison Tor
g-trt.ul Vet, ia the face 0l AL that III
n-uauvu ,uu brought the pIis-
rr-r rau a., State prison
va-r. yo1 Su-w he had been confined for
,.r- --rpug. 90 the jail IN Delphi, and
tors l1 .'-l~ whatever TO protect him.
lGt avr understand how YOU could have
.a.,.L Iad.l tug circumstances, TO take
4ra1, trrfr,-u' msn violence, which =
4g... b-uE,u. tl. State q! Indiana into
,-... t.,gwyr the PylsOnsT was IN
'ay custody 80 The law, and in
.9a custody. sworn officer of
.4g .ta. anH YOU were uuder official ohli-
ya,or, ta agr thr prisoner full protection
r'lg lass, anil tine people Of Indiana have
-..sa- O. expect that a sworn officer Of the
is. d. possession ol the information that
,gI w,ss ,a possession o.. and surrounded
aE The r'rllusraucy7 that surrounded you,
".7A tr' iB,s IL WAS his duty to
'rr ,4a. ;a- la~ was daily executed, and
.1t t,auy!-i under loot by mob violence
sincerely h.ys ;uat the court and all the
,1.'.so. the Ia- aui the good and law
-Nilo2 people ct CARROLL county, will use
i-sru.mo>t -ud,ayorS 20 bring the parties
sl.i5 % the .ypehiug TO Justice
N..--i ISAAC 2. GRAY,
Governor of Indiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24

CITY OF MEXICO, October 23.-The
constitutional amendment permitting the
election to the Presidency for two consecu-
tive terms, after having received the ap-
proval of both houses of Congress, was
officially promulgated to-day with all the
formalities prescribed by law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
THE best medical writers ciaim thu

The best medical writer's clh1m tha
successful remedy for nasal catayTa must
be non-irritating, easy Of appiicssion, and
one that will ky its own action reach all
the reuote sores and liberated surfaces.
The history Of the efforts 10 tfeat catasrh
during the past few years ohliges ~ tc ad-
nit that only one remedy has completely
met these conditions, and that Il Elyt
Cream Balm. This safe and pleasant rem
edY has mastered catsrrk - pothins eiss
has ever done, and bots pbysieisns and
patients sely eoncede this fact The
more distressing symptoms quickly yield
10 il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
The Atmo.pher. of Love

Is pure, sweet breath. This desiderstum
is one Of the results Of using SOZODGNT.
which not only invigoTstes aud preserves
the teeth, bat reDdess the mouth ~ frs-
grant ss . rqse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24

r..nI. bad red man il giving Uncle
... r.r trouble. The Crows are eager
,..,n.. The war path and need only a lit,
,.- ru,uur,.gmeut tu make things lively
nra 4u.e while The approach OF winter
will pgo5ab,y do more TO quiet the noble
.Jln, thau the !ew troops that are sta,
t.,lri 10 the reservations!
Tas labor political elements OF Missouri
wish iolorm uew party and adopt a name
w ua..h The word labor" shall not ap-
a,4r These seutIrmen show keeuer ap'
.--.r.. of thr eternal fitness ol
ra...~ gi,l ur~. of the -o-rallrd labor
4i.oa'r,
EgsEg A,NEE~ started to run a muck
uan l.va town. he shot The justice OF the
g.a.r s-t tie Mayor aud then killed him,
,,t sasl oniclaI position in Iowa has its
J-4Na-Hs.~.
4. serr.., tha, tHe New York Void will
srI .-syI. iar NI,Hul.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24

-'' LOUIS Mo, October 23-Prelimi-
~. Engagements have been made for the
NJ, III tins city, about the middle of
r,,',. s,-lCe', OF a conference Of all labor
''''A' - clements Or factions in the cOun-
iron , :, ~ winch there viii be representatives
isct oS - - sections OF the Union. The ob.
ma mori- :. 'ne conference is said 70 be to haI.
part1 t,,1S : all toe factions of the Iebor
ae1t vsaC salel one one banner, for the campaign
Ans,SscL al, r. ana 10 adopt a general platform
nsns -sl purpose is to decide upon q new
nst a1C. One IL which the word labor" viii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
NEWS AND COMMENT.
nv wEATIIER.

~, ,.,-,,inis aud Western Pennsylvania,
For Ne>t '.'',rf,yyrI bv fair weather fresh TO
c.. .a...,....,rrv winds, yecring 70 westerly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24

.''Nrr Argumeut for the Anarchists.
.. "'ta.A"I'N, ID C., October 23.-The
-'''' nlsSsS supreme Court has decided
-s' I'',aer afEImeut upon the appli-
''',l o' d wit OF error, in the case of the
'-ls2Hel Chicago Anarchists, aad has
Vie nr'ong Tor Thursday next at noon.
S,..S,l -. CONT has sls0 decided to allow the
mo. ' y. t-itnols 10 appear IN these proceed
FSSrr. +AI AI aaS notified Attorasy-General
mg-..I.o W oe present and make the sfzu-
t5a "a oenati OF the State, in opposition to
49,. - pe''',on ioE a writ OF error. A further
CoT-. 10 TIE case will be made when the
NouIl Ieassemhles nn MnnAnu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24

d. A. Bradford, Wholesale psPr dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, urtes, that b was
ssrioualy a6iictsd With severe eeld that
settled on ks lung; had trisd nsay rsne-
dis without beneht Bsins inAucsd -
try DR.. Kings New Discovery fes Con-
sumption, did 20 aad was entirsly earsd
By use of few b0ttlss. Since which time
he hss used Il In his family for I'll Coaghs
and Colds wiah best results Tbis = ths
experience Of thoasapds Whoss kves hsss
been saved BY Mis- vosdHfal disosvssy.
Trial bottles free st Lssaa 3 Oe.'s Drag
store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
FOR wEsT YIRGINIANs.
Ns"N a. Washington -PoStInasters and
Pensions.

N'"' AZ Washington -PoStlnasters and
Pensions.
s... s.r-ra. t %, Rsgisrr
"A>aAuavH. D. c., October GA
?v1'.oa ua, h-eu issuei to John w. Gala
1e' o! CbarI-atowu, W. Va, for services
40 tie Mexican war.
he yva-,on OF Jas. d. Dunkle, of Hunt
'l..al, " va. has been reissued. The
sras.Ca "' A',J,om Bromfeld, OF Centre
'".e ". Na. has been reissued and in.
..--s7L The yras,0n Of John W. Cain, OF
-.~e,on hao ". Va, has been increased,
NO A., taa, o.. Josiah Wolf, OF GAINESVILLE,
". IA ~.I.e~ter W Waugh, Of st.
N.'1AS, W. 't, has been restored to the
g-lsloa Rolls
- P5~''..- has been established at
.....tts11''. ...t 'd,4er caun,y. W. Va, aud
-..--.1,tt h Wls,lau commissioned post
j--'.r'. L'. iar lame Of tae pOstofice at
Eo''lan, E-'mont county, Ohio, has been
IT'a'ei'' g.l'ei'' We, Wheeling, and Henry C.
.N commissioned postmaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24

,.,.r SreylrE COMMISSIONER OBERLY
,,ryui,f. which is pretty much the
.rf,,qs a crank. Tie would carry
- -,r,i,e laws into the private lives
.a..- holders aud make them mere gov
u, rIqrbiurs without individuality,
...,.y or political rights He is
strained and exaggerated Mug
..... anil hence must get out OF the
r.-l service Commission, which was not
,-.I,J ls Congress to deprive any man,
...,r. h.,.use lee happened to BE- an office
sl5.r Of hrs political rights. 1t was ere
...4,,~,g that lit appointments to Office
,.--. made and II the office be conducted
,ra.r., by the appoihtee, the Com
......r has nothing TO SAY a. 10 what the
.a.-bn.drr shall 10 ct not do In his
MARTY rs private American citizen.
r... uublest Roman OF them all is in the
s,l IN ohio. ALLAN G.. THURMAN all
l,s..-I the Hardin county Democracy on
..,nrlsy The old herO's address was
.....r. of the time aud the occasion; ii
.--,rg,,l al the yigor and enthusiasm OF
r,r.rm.rSt days. The ringing endorse.
.,,snt y. Hon. Thomas +. POWELL waS in
s,4,,ir. contrast 10 john SHERNAN'S
r.., ua.hy talk about the Republican
....rr candidate. FORAEER's bloody
-t. ,.ur w.s thoroughly ventilated.
~ svAN lcff hardly enough OF the
,r,aulari ug 10 wrap up JOSEPH
g....N.- rrmaius alter the election. The
-..arn, tribute paid 10 President CLEvE-
.,<,,l. ,hcrred To the echo, BY the vast
.a.ga. present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
DIaz's Amendment Passed.

If all sO-called remedies have failed, DIR
Ssge's Catarrh Remedy cures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24

heard this poor sick woman say, with
an emphasis which sounded through the
building: II do believe" And then she
laid her twisted arm and hand out as
straight as your arm and hand, or mine.
If / had seen one rise from the dead, |
would not have been much more thrilled.
Since then believe God will do anything
in answer to our prayer and in answer to
our faith, and he can heal our bodies, and
if our soul is all twisted and mishappen of
revenge snd hate and in6rmed with sinful
procliYity, be can strengthen that also and
make it we'll and clean. Aye, yOa viii